Iesco to ensure smooth power supply

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ISLAMABAD: The spokesperson for Islamabad Electric Supply Company (Iesco) said that the distribution company would ensure smooth and uninterrupted power supply during Ramazan.

He said that the decision was taken at a high-level meeting chaired by Iesco Chief Executive Officer Ch Abdul Razzaq.

All field officers participated in the meeting through video link. Speaking on the occasion, the chief executive said all arrangements regarding uninterrupted power supply during the Ramasan must be ensured and no negligence would be tolerated.

He also directed all field officers to remain in contact with the district administration.

He said activities regarding power supply continuity, load on feeders and redressal of customers complaints would be monitored round-the-clock from distribution control centre and especially during Sehar and Iftar.

Senior officers would also be available at control centre.

He also directed material and management directorate to provide extra transformers, meters and power cables to all complaint offices in a region regarding speedy rectification of complaints Iesco Chief Executive requested valued customers to call on complaint office number mentioned on bill, help line number 118.

Published in Dawn, April 14th, 2021

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